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Here is a highlight reel that I made: Video I know someone has my footage from one of my TV matches in Asia, I just haven't gotten around to hunting it down and posting it. I am on the live-stream regularly at WPBA events and things like Turning Stone. I always post something on Facebook and...

Here is the introduction from last week: Introduction And the in-depth entry about single-shots: Single-Shots Some interesting stuff to think about and you might just learn something :smile:

Self-hating glove nerd I use the Sir Joseph with the adjustable velcro strap. They fit my hand perfectly and the less stretchy fabric lasts longer. I buy them a dozen at a time directly from Sir Joseph himself :smile: They last me about a year and a half and I play a lot.

If you follow either link on the site, they will track it back to me - so shop away :wink: !!! If you visit my Amazon Store (Sports Psychology books) and then click on a link to shop the rest of Amazon, it will also track back to me.

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Here it is: Help Liz Ford Represent the U.S. at the Amway Cup in Taiwan Thanks, everybody :)

Yes. I didn't have the test in front of me and couldn't remember the phrasing :)

Thanks Everybody... Thanks everybody for the support, it'll be nice knowing that I have people rooting for me on the long trip over there. Al Rotches, of Aldesigns, just made me an awesome logo for that pic, so I think I'll share. Thanks, Al.

It wasn't, actually, but I think it is a very rigorous and worth-while system for training (based on my short experience with it.) I have started writing about my European adventures on my blog if you are interested.

You do each full exercise the number of times specified (usually 3 or 4 times.) You then take the average of those 3 or 4 scores and multiply it by the weird number that they give you. At the end you add up all of these subtotals and that is your score. Sometimes the exercises are broken into...

Wow, Frank, thank you. For anyone who hasn't noticed, about six months ago Wedge decided to adopt me as a player :) I'm not really sure how it came about but I'm really grateful for all his help. Every time he reaches out it inspires me to do the same which I try to do by writing about my...

Thanks for the help, everyone.

dr9ball suggested Steve Jennings out of Charlotte, NC who has some students in SC, http://www.s-sbilliards.com/ I gave the guy who asked me a link to this thread, so hopefully he will chime in if he is serious about finding a coach.

I had a question from someone in South Carolina about finding a coach, will someone from the area help me help him? Pretty please :) After I get my info, you guys can devolve the thread into who can give what to whom ;) Thanks, Liz

Thanks, Annie :) I think some days with longer hours are essential to increase stamina; I hope to put a couple of 10-ers in...

Update I've started to share some of Johan's training methods over at my blog if anyone is interested. sticksandballsandholes.com I haven't been able to put in 10 hours per day, but I've been doing 2-3 and it is still a lot of work :) -Liz

Update I've started to share some of Johan's training methods over at my blog if anyone is interested. sticksandballsandholes.com I haven't been able to put in 10 hours per day, but I've been doing 2-3 and it is still a lot of work :) -Liz

Ugh, Hello from Belgium... Just a quick update to say hello from just south of the Netherlands, in Belgium. It is day two of my training with Johan Ruysink and my weaknesses are being revealed to me one after another. It is pure torture... I have hit so many balls in the last 30 hours that...

European training update Took the red eye to Amsterdam last night, and drove over the border to Belgium this morning. Today we did six hours of assessment drills of my stroke, pocketing and speed control. More assessment tomorrow. Really enjoying it so far. Jet-lagged with two hours of sleep...

It was just for the day! I'm back and ready for more - at least until I have to board the plane to The Netherlands.